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MyGeneralContractor is a  group of general building contractors met to explore the formation of a statewide full service general contractor’s organization that could represent their business interests before public and private owners, architects, engineers, government, labor, General Building Contractors  and others associated with the construction industry. MyGeneralContractor had one goal in mind.

MyGeneralContractor has equity for the general contractor in his business dealings, wherever they may be, so as to provide the public and private client with a quality product at a competitive price. That continues to be our mission today.

Our Membership has one thing in common: QUALITY. The mygeneralcontractor is comprised of quality contractors providing competitive quality products to public and private owners. The mygeneralcontractor continues to provide substantive and timely services and programs in the same fashion. The continuing support of our Membership even in troubled economic times reinforces the importance of the Association’s mission.

MyGeneralContractor  is a trade association that promotes business management skills and the profitability of its members' businesses. MyGeneralContractor recognizes that the professional General contractor's business is continually evolving and extremely competitive. MyGeneralContractor provides its members with a good business foundation to help them evaluate, plan, and better manage their companies. Member firms have direct access to marketing tools, industry specific business publications, and business experts who can assist companies in becoming more profitable. MyGeneralContractor members are a unique blend of landscape maintenance, installation, and design/build contractors and interior landscape firms.

Contractors ordinarily carry out their work under the observation of an architect and or engineer, who acts as agent of the owner. State and local inspectors review the work for general compliance with the local building code. The immediate responsibility of the contractor, architect, and engineer ends when the local authorities approve the building for occupancy and the owner accepts the building. However, the contractor, architect, and engineer are legally responsible for any deficiencies in the construction or design for a period of several years after acceptance, the time depending on the terms of the contract and local laws.